fix: respect NO_COLOR environment variable in dev format#353
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devformat currently outputs ANSI color escape codes unconditionally. This ignores the widely-adoptedNO_COLORconvention, which signals that terminal color output is unwanted (accessibility, log pipelines, CI environments, etc.).Changes
index.js'NO_COLOR' in process.envbefore compiling the dev format stringNO_COLORis set, compile a plain format string (no ANSI codes) cached at key'plain'NO_COLORis absenttest/morgan.jswith NO_COLOR environment variabledescribe block with two tests: 2xx and 5xx status codes both produce output free of ANSI escape sequencesTesting
Closes #302